City council appoints election judges in four wards 1910
The council passed a correction and approved appointments of judges and clerks for the April 19 1910 city election in Troy. Ward details include Rees Llewellyn Norbury Preston and others. They also moved to seek a new trial in the Philip Zenk case and posted dumping warnings while the mayor and alderman Gornet were tasked to pursue an injunction hearing. The session adjourned with Peterman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Llewellyn
Wm. Norbury
Wm. Preston
David Thomas
Mose Johnson
John L. Hagler
James W. Taylor
John T. Wilkinson
George CC. Morriss
Philip Schultze
Troy
Stienhans
Beutel
Gornet
Madison County
Peterman
Norbury
nay—Schott
Chris. Busse
W. OI. Vetter
Newdeparture Candies a. R. Snodgrass
Local ad items note new departures of Candies by A R Snodgrass and a series of brief notices about ads, papers for sale, and advertising benefits in The Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
M. F. Auwarter
Mound City Paints
S. Kingston
A. R. Snodgrass
Fred Tegtmeier
Pin Oak
Fatal Quarrel Ends With Wife’s Death in Collinsville
Mrs Louise Mann Patterson, 22, of Collinsville, died after being shot by her husband, 30, in their home Sunday evening. An inquest found him responsible. he is jailed in Edwardsville awaiting grand jury action. The couple married for several years. he worked as a wagon driver for Wiehland Brewine Co. She had visited Troy several times. August Baum of Lebanon and his two sons were present earlier during the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Patterson
Collinsville
Henry Hawke
Patterson
Farmers' Institute Report offered to farmers at low postage
Secretary James A. Rose announces the 109 edition Farmers Institute Report a 350 page cloth bound volume with dairying hog cholera corn fertilizer and road topics. Limited copies remain, available to farmers at just the postage, from Springfield Illinois. Dr King's New Life Pills touted for liver trouble with skin improvements and health benefits. 25 cents at Kingston's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James AL Rose
Farmers’ Institute
Minos
Uiness Ein
James A. Rose
Springfield
Dr. King
Kingston's
Public funds report of Pin Oak supervisor 1910
Fred Tegtmeyer Jr supervisor of Pin OakTown Madison County Illinois submits an annual financial statement for the fiscal year ended March 28 1910. The sworn document details funds on hand at start receipts by source and expenditures with purposes. Justice H F Dankenbring sworn on March 29 1910 presents the statement of funds received and expended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Illinois
Madison
Pin Oak
Fred. Tegtmeyer, Jr
Fred Tegtmeyer, Jr
Fred Tegtmeyer., JR
A. D
H. F. Dankenbring
Nein Wtaise Esteetune Dep
Evalmnacine
Hall
TH. M. Sanders
Chas. Heniser
Town Vax Co A
Henry Sehon
Whiteside
Didoiagh Hitler Sea
Tegtmeyer, Jr
TE. Dankenbring
Town Hall
Wm. Huneche
Fred Damipe
Commissionemis Fecr le le
Casper Mick
Commissioner’s Fees Coc Eee
Desmond Mie
FAS Pepe Oc
CB. W. Dlarvis
W. OR. Baird
Fred Teptmeyer
Be. W. Jarvis
Dankenhbring
Assosseie Cce
Elerk Pos
J Hl. Smith
Eleetion
Wm Goviter
Elerk
Loge le Baptist
Commissioner’s Fees
Wii Eunsehe
Wis Bess
Red Hampe
Thea Pratt
Edward Peutz
Public funds ledger and administrator notice 1909 1910
A detailed fiscal ledger shows receipts from County hall town taxes and the Town of Pin Oak with totals for 1909 1910 and itemized expenditures including salaries clerk fees printing and cleaning. The piece closes with a notice of Johanna U Lingzner estate administrator James Hindmarch announcing probate actions and payment duties.
Madison County Political Announcements 1910
Announcement of candidates for Madison County offices in the Republican and Democratic primaries. Prof H T McCrea of Alton seeks Superintendent of Schools, Fred A Eisle of Granite City seeks County Treasurer, and M S Link of Mitchell seeks Representative in the Legislature in the 47th district. Primary and party considerations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. McCrea
Alton
Madison County
Joan A. Uzzell
Fred A. Eisele
Granite City
M. S. Link
Mitchell, Ill
Madison
Bond
Republican Party
Troy Illinois Aldermen Election Notice 1916
Notice to citizens that on Tuesday April 7 1916 an election will be held in Troy Madison county Illinois for ward aldermen in the first second and third wards. Polls open from 7 am to 5 pm at August Drops Building Meiner's Sample Room and Township Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Droll’s
Meiners
WJ. Vetter
Troy
Madison
Ilinois
DrolPs
Illinois
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Journal OF Council
William Hoenig
Darwin Schott
John S. Peterman
William Beutel
John C. Gebauer
C. A. Snow Agency
Washington, D.C
Flow
Braner
Market Street
Board of Education
Amner Vo Strong
Wilkinson
Merry Kimberlin
Joseph Sehramin
Goldstein's
St. Louis
Schratam
Mes
Dares A. Black
Towed City
North Dakota
Fetter
Wei
Pennsylvania
Viendalia
Dines
Ramsey
Th. Soper
Greenville
Brown
Bond County
James
Momdliy
Tie Mouse
Figale and
Menry Bosch Company
L. W. Sondles
The
Call of the Blood
S. C. Black
Minorca
J. Neubauer
August Ritcher
Wm. A. Kimberlin
P. M. Wiebe
Highland, Llt
Cal
F. W. Braner
Mr. Takashira
Baird
Eliza Wild
John Fr. Jarvis
G. A. Voelker
United Farmers
Charles Welmrich
Chris Burk
George Giger
John Cline
George Flath
Wesley Smith
Henry Wendler
Fred. Hampe
Edward Prote
James H. Smith
Louis Pratt
Fred Boda
John Clark Clem Talleur, Jr
Henry Bohm
George Anderson
August Minster
Henry L. Schmidt
Hackman Bros
Wm. Bohm
Stanley Smith
Charles
LEGAL
Johanna U. Lingzner
Johanna UL Linzer
Bite
Edwardsville
Jamiss
Edmund Beall
Ry ND Bey An
Safre
McCall
United States
Canada
McCall’s Magazine
Postal
SUE McCall CO
37Th St
New York
Trabde
Eee
Tory
Lee Pa Yeu
Washingtom Dc
Washington
United States Patent Office
D. C
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